jnclude

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Jnclude builds the application file from a several source files and cuts a sections of the code what don't used in application production version. Using flags allow to create application files with different logic or leave special debug code for testing certain algorithm.

Getting started

1. Install node.js
2. Run command:

npm install jnclude -g

1. For get help of using jnclude run:

jnclude -h

1. To run jnclude, you can use the following command:

jnclude -in=path/source.js -out=path/destination.js [options]

Console Options

-in=/path/src_name - Main source file name.

-out=/path/dest_name - Destination file name. If path of destination not specified, file creates in the source folder. But if source path contain file with specified name, jnclude returns error.

-flag="flag_1 [other_flags]" - Activate including or excluding for blocks marked with flags. If the flags option is given, directives without flag or other flags don't work.

-develop - If develop option is given all exclude directives don't work

-fullinfo - Shows detail information after building:

Jnclude done!
Done: 449.801ms
CPU usage:  { user: 15000, system: 0 }
Memory usage:
 { rss: 20500480,
  heapTotal: 8421376,
  heapUsed: 3805416,
  external: 8380 }
Loaded files:
    src/core.js - 1 times
    src/source.js - 1 times

without -fullinfo

Jnclude done!
Loaded files:
    src/core.js - 1 times
    src/source.js - 1 times

Directives

1. include - copy the given file content and put it instead directive with offsets from line begin

    //>include(002.js) dev pro
____|_________|______| _______
 1        2      3        4

where: 1 - offset, 2 - command, 3 - source file name, 4 - flags

1. include_once - checks that this file not used by jnclude earlier and copy the given file content and put it instead directive. If used file earlier directive ignored.

    //>include_once(002.js) dev

1. exclude - remove code beetween exclude and /exclude if not given -develop option.

    //>exclude pro
        alert(error);
    //>/exclude

Run example

jnclude -in=src/main.js -out=build/result.js
jnclude -in=src/main.js -out=build/result.js -develop -flag="dev_1 dev_2 pro"
jnclude -in=src/main.js -out=build/result.js -flag="pro" -fullinfo

Examples

sample/main.js

console.log(1);
//>include(add.js) dev
    //>exclude pro
        console.log(4);
    //>/exclude
//>include_once(add.js) dev pro

sample/add.js

console.log(2);
//>include_once(appendix.js) dev

sample/appendix.js

    console.log(3);

run jnclude -in=sample/main.js -out=sample/result.js

sample/result.js

console.log(1);
console.log(2);
    console.log(3);   
 

run jnclude -in=sample/main.js -out=sample/result.js -develop

sample/result.js

console.log(1);
console.log(2);
    console.log(3);
        console.log(4);
 

run jnclude -in=sample/main.js -out=sample/result.js -flag="dev"

sample/result.js

console.log(1);
console.log(2);
    console.log(3);
        console.log(4);
 

run jnclude -in=sample/main.js -out=sample/result.js -flag="pro"

sample/result.js

console.log(1);
console.log(2);
 

Planned

• Excluding debug code
• Including certain block in source files
• Remove comments, console and alert(-noalert) calling
• -noflag option - use directives without given flags
• -log option - generation the comments with directive result description